Microgaming, a leading supplier of award-winning online gaming software to leading operators worldwide, has revealed that John Coleman will be stepping down as its Chief Executive Officer at the end of this year, with Chief Operating Officer Andrew Clucas replacing him.
Prior to becoming Chief Executive Officer in June 2018, Coleman served as Chief Financial Officer at the solutions giant for close to 14 years. Coleman replaced long-serving Chief Executive Officer Roger Raatgever in the position.
Coleman commented that he is honored to have led Microgaming as Chief Executive Officer – such an incredible business and people.
He went on to say that after 17 years at the company this is a natural time for him personally to embark on the next adventure.
Coleman also said that Microgaming has a strong leadership structure in place and an exciting future ahead, and he is delighted to announce Andrew Clucas as his successor. He added that Andy is a brilliant colleague, friend and leader, and he has every confidence that he will steer Microgaming to new success.
Chief Operations Officer, Clucas will replace Coleman when he formally steps down from the Chief Executive role on 31st December 2021.
Clucas joined Microgaming in 2009 after having a career in the Royal Air Force. He was promoted to Chief Operating Officer in January 2018.
Clucas said he is delighted to be picking up the mantle from Coleman and that being appointed Chief Executive Officer of Microgaming is an incredible honor. He added that he intends leading the business with the very same passion and commitment.